arrived they saw workers feet. he was in the trench and covered with concrete, metal and roofing material. >> respond ers say the man had no vital signs so there was no need to rush to uncover him. investigators with the prosecutor's office and osha started to collect information to make sure that this was nearly an accident, and make sure all safety standards are followed. >> they had all of the permits, they had insurance, bonding and those types things. company doing the the work, so it was an authorized. >> reporter: by mid afternoon victim's body was removed but investigation to find out what went wrong at demolition site continues. >> up until this point it was very successful, that this is what was happening, today but we will deal with that. >> reporter: right now you there are additional, pieces offencing being put in place to make sure that this cities very secured, that nobody gets anyone close to the remaining demolition site, and as far as the second person, in the

hospital, the authorities say they had chest pains and was taken to kennedy hospital in cherry hill for precaution. live, i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks very much. a man is dead, five others are injured, and, thrown from the pick up that overturn on the expressway this happened this morning, near exit 22 in hamilton township. investigators say that three people were in the cab of that truck, three others in the bed, and when it went out of control. morgan has been transferred to a undisclosed rehab billtation center. morgan is expect to be there for a couple of weeks. he was critically injured in the multi car crash on the new jersey turnpike, earlier this month, and an accident that killed his friend, james

mcnair. looking at weather, beautiful day. it will be a gorgeous friday evening. will we see a wonderful weekend? meteorologist kathy orr joining us from the cbs-3 sky deck with the first word on the forecast for the weekend, kathy. >> it is going to be a really nice evening, at least it will start in a great way, jessica. we have seen blue skies, a few high clouds, and that is just about it. just a comfortable air mass sitting over us, but, of course, that is subject to change. high temperatures in philadelphia, so far, making it into the 80's. 81 degrees on this last day of spring, normal high 84. the record being 100 on this date. as we look ahead the the evening will be comfortable, falling through the 70's during the evening, with just a light breeze, and low humidity. we are watching some showers, and thunderstorms to the west, progress eastward. we are not expecting anything major here but we can watch late tonight, the clouds will be rolling in with our future weather and during the the morning hours, showers very

close. there is a threat of rain, at least for part of the weekend. so, coming up, we will talk about those weekend showers and, the best time to be outside. we also have a sunny stretch in that seven day, i'll have that coming up as well, late inert broadcast. >> looking forward to that kathy, thanks very much. developing news right now police in bensalem are investigating a deadly hit and run accident. a man was hit and killed walk ago long the 4100 block of bristol pike last night. lets turn to "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter live at the scene where investigators are piecing together clues. walt? >> reporter: well, yellow police tape seals off backyard of the home in bensalem just a few blocks from the scene of a fatal hit/run accident last night. police throughout the last three hours here are searching for possible evidence. uniformed officers, detectives, crime scene tape, were clearly visible only a few blocks from the busy lanes of bristol pike, where around

6:30, thursday evening, a man identified as vincent perry of philadelphia, was killed, by a hit/run driver. investigators, busy looking for possible evidence, leading to the car, and driver. >> we're hearing something like that especially something so close to my bed, it effects me and my barbers inside too. >> reporter: don suarez who owns a barber shop said he was approached by detectives who were hoping his video surveillance system, might have captured images of the car leaving the scene. >> they looked up, hoping to find a culprit and, i hoped that they do find him. >> i felt really bad. we were having an event here and there was a lot of people, here looking up on to the bridge. and then we heard that the gentlemen passed away. >> reporter: patty, owner of the bed and breakfast adjoining the bridge watched police activity at the scene. while it is not known what led investigators to this property, blocks away and while no one living here has been charged with any crime,

she says that it is sad that a driver could simply run someone down on this busy bridge and speed away. >> i don't know how you anybody can do that but it is unfor the nate. >> reporter: now, as the search moves forward, bensalem police say that they are very, very eager to hear from any eyewitness who might have seen this in the southbound lanes of the 4100 block of bristol pike, around 6:30 last night. if you have information, call bristol -- call bensalem township police immediately. live from bensalem bucks county i'm walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> walt, thanks very much. a day after philadelphia city council voted to downgrade penalty for marijuana possession, pope francis condemned any legal says of recreational drugs. the pontiff told the audience at a drug enforcement conference in meeting in rome quote the problem of drug use is not solved with drugs, he said that the people need to say yes, to life, love, education and opportunities so there will be no room for

addiction. well, we will turn to social media today to find out what you think about the pope's thoughts. mrs. wolf wrote in and posted, this is not a religious matter so why does the pope have anything to say. he should be, way more concerned she says with corrupt priests. and, sandra thinks regulation is a terrible idea. give them an inch, they will take a mile. 1 ounce leads to more and more ounces. it is like potato chips, can't eat just one. how do you feel? connect with us and join the conversation on our facebook page and send us a tweet at cbs philly. of course, we have been telling you if city council gets its way philadelphia police will write ticket for minor offenses instead of hauling offenders off to jail. proponents say it will save city money and allow police to focus on more serious crimes but critics say there are many, many issues and that the measure is simply too lacks. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers compares cost of the ticket to other commonly

issued tickets in the city. >> majority of them are in the affirmative and bill passes. >> reporter: that bill prompted a major change in philadelphia's marijuana laws. police will be able to write a $25 citation to a person in possession of 1 ounce or less of marijuana. they can still rest if they choose but the bill's proponent hope they won't and keep small offenses off of criminal records. >> i don't think someone who does something at a youth knuckle headedness which we all made mistakes should pay with that mistake for a criminal record forever. >> reporter: given philadelphia's liberal leaning is it is not surprising. we found many people happy with the new law. >> it is great. it is a small amount of money and people can move on. >> i think a ticket is fine for that type of infraction. people do dumb things in public all the time and they get a ticket for it. >> reporter: not everyone is happy with the new law, some say that the $25 fine ties low, at the same amount, for example would you pay for

letting weeds grow, you could face a 50-dollar fine for public urine nation and hundred dollars fines for running a red light n fact you could pay up to $300, for opening container violations. city councilman dennie o'brien voted against the bill saying it supersedes state law. fit is illegal at the state capitol he says it should be illegal here too. >> if you want to make this a summary offense you have to go to harrisburg to do. that it create is a lot of administrative issues. >> reporter: the mayor has not said if he will sign the bill. if he vetoes it, sources say that veto will be overturned by city council. so while we're not sure when the law will be implemented, it looks like it is here to stay. matt rivers, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". water main burst today flooding streets in south philadelphia, water gushed on to oregon avenue between second and third streets after a 12-inch main ruptured. philadelphia soft pretzel factory location did have water in the basement and water had to be pumped out of the basement of the home on saint christopher drive. >> we opened the door and there all of the water was.

we had to move all of the cars. >> the water department turned off five valves on three affect streets before that water finally slowed there was a concern about a telephone pole, that officials say shifted because of erosion caused by that water. speaking of being under water, more than a foot of rain in one day, created its new lakes in the midwest, we will have the latest on that, straight ahead. if you have been racking up those airline miles on your credit card, three on your side jim donovan has a story you really need to see

35 counties under a state's emergency entire neighborhoods are under water following incredible amounts of rain. there, that triggered a mud slide that sent dirt and debris falling hundred yards near the university of minnesota's medical center, and employees, had to evacuate. here's a familiar story, you keep earning those credit cards airline miles, you wait to use them, you want to use them but you don't know how to do it. >> sound frustrating. tonight three on your side's jim donovan shows us companies that might be able to help. jim. >> reporter: that is right chris and jessica. blackout dates and tricky reservation systems book ago ward travel these days can seem daunting but now experts can help you get the the the most mileage out of your miles and points. gracy hitchcock wanted to cash in credit cards point for a trip to the far east, but wasn't sure where to start. >> i didn't want to be frustrated, trying to do it.

>> reporter: she turned to a professional instead and awards travel book her who took her points and did some mileage magic. finding her business class tickets, to her dream destination. >> they know all of the ins and outs and they can basically book you a ticket and make it effort less. >> reporter: airline, mergers and frequent flier and credit card reward programs have spawned a brand new type of business, travel agents who specialize solely in maximizing your miles and points; >> you think it is difficult to earn your miles, the more difficult thing is to figure out how to redeem your miles so award planners become a hot button out there. >> reporter: these companies claim they can scour the system to find flight partners, routes, and deals you may not find on your own saving you thousands of miles or points on your destination. >> they know what is going on, it is all that they do, and they really can help you, find value. most people don't really understand all of the various

partners, and even today, some programs, have peak and off season awards. >> reporter: ben founded point pros one of a dozen a ward booking companies in the u.s. >> we have more business that we can handle, doing over a dozen requests a day easily. >> reporter: these services range from 100 to $200 per ticket and most will offer a guarantee. >> if we find an award that doesn't work for you, we don't charge anything. >> reporter: they are not all created equal. dowry search. i will post links on cbs philly.com/consumer and on facebook and twit eras well. coming up tonight at 6:00 pennsylvania goes after utility suppliers. i'll tell what you it could mean for those hit with big utility bills. >> have been following that for months. >> i know more about peoples utility, but we have an update at 6:00. >> see you then, jim, thanks. school is out, and everyone is heading down the

shore. lets take a look, traveling on i-95, this would be if you are traveling in the northbound direction of i-95, this is a delay trying to get towards the walt whitman bridge. heading down the the shore lets just say, from the walt, up and over down 492 freeway it will be a very slow ride. if you are traveling southbound i-95, catch a break around south philadelphia but run into more volume approaching the area of delaware county as you do every day. also, i-95 in either direction between vine street expressway and would i say northeast philadelphia is jammed. as a result, northbound i-95 delay check out how it is backing up vine street expressway. on top of volume we are seeing on the ben franklin bridge, traveling east bound into new jersey. we have construction out there and it is blocking right-hand lane and which is, all adding to the volume we're seeing on that eastbound side of the vine. westbound on the vine we are not seeing really any major problems. ten is your average on the schuylkill expressway. schuylkill is lit up in red. traveling on the pennsylvania turnpike maybe heading towards the poconos this weekend, well, you will find volume

both sides of the pennsylvania turnpike approaching and coming from the mid county toll plaza, and on the northbound side of the northeast extension, mass transit looks good, cat. thanks very much. a brought way hit is heading to the big screen. still to come on "eyewitness news" we have a sneak peak of jersey boys. >> erika? you think aquariums and think boring fish but not the case at adventure aquarium in camden. they have hippos too. they also just redid the hippo haven environment. i'm erika von tiehl and coming up i'll take you inside with jenny and bu

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this is how you kick off the summer weekend, officially sum they are weekend. >> um-hmm. >> you had a special visitor. >> getting ready for dog days have of summer, yes. first we will take a look down the shore which is a great place to jump start the weekend, very busy down the shore, look at the beach. this is how it was supposed to be, ocean city, cape may county, looking live through skies cam three, a great beach day, tomorrow not so much. sunday will be great as well. i emphasize dogs because did you know, that today was, take your dog to work day, and there is my dog, where it has been our oldening establish sleep dog working with steve our producer in the weather center. >> is there dog hair all over the weather center. >> magic of our art department

she same today. i hope you had a great take your dog to work day. lets look at the spring highlights because today is the last day of spring, here is a look at the memorable moments. in march we had, temperatures that were below average, and it still felt like winter. april, precipitation, above average, over 3 inches above. that was a very wet month. and, by may, temperatures above average, precipitation below average, getting a little bit more comfortable but it really hasn't been until june, that it has felt like spring and now it almost feels like we're jumping into summer. the first 90-degree day was june 17th just a few days ago, and it was latest first 90-degree over a decade. tomorrow, summer begins, early in the morning at 6:51. it will be cool, cloudy, but fairly uneventful. lets take a look at the temperatures. right now in philadelphia 81. eighty-two in millville. seventy-nine in allentown. seventy-one in the poconos.

dew point is true amount of moisture in the atmosphere. we will see due you points in the 40's and 50's. bone dry, absolutely no humidity and that is how it is this afternoon. much different story, when compared to yesterday. we will watch this area of low pressure, swiftly move to our south, and during the the day on saturday, it could come close enough, to bring us a scattered shower through the region especially in our southwestern area places like, wilmington, even southern parts of the chester county, possibly philadelphia, temperatures in the 70's more easterly wind. cool. sunday high pressure blocks that to the south, temperatures back in the 80's. it will be a really nice day. monday the same with high temperatures in the 80's and plenty of sunshine. it looks like the the second half of the weekend will be a better bet. so for your saturday some sun, showers. seventy-six down the shore. sunday looking better with plenty of sunshine, high temperature is 77. overnight tonight, temperatures will be in the 60's, during the day tomorrow, in the 70's, once again, a chance of a stray shower, and

as we look ahead temperatures in the poconos looking good as well, staying in the 70's where they should be for this time of the year. on our three day forecast 83 sunday, monday, 84. and lots of sunshine coming our way, we will be right back with more news after t

it is friday night, if you are still looking for something fun to do this weekend, maybe a unique experience at your kids will not soon forget. >> our erika von tiehl got up close and personal, with the stars of the brand new world of hippos. >> ♪ >> a zoo favorite, the hippo, is proving to be a larger than life star in a different home. it is adventure aquarium in camden, new jersey. meet buttons and jenny. >> jenny acts definitely younger and she's more playful. buttons is more laid back. >> reporter: it is the only aquarium in the world with hippos and their pad got upgrades. is there a new light, sound

show and improved filtering system that makes water clear for better hippo viewing. they also have some unusual roommates too, including an african crusted porkie pine. he would have been a neighbor in the wild. >> they get alone. in fact, porkie pine will dominate the hippos. they will come up and he will flare up and let him know i'm here and then they walk away like we're done. >> reporter: buttons and jenny pass the day taking part in enrichment exercises which brings out their unique personality. >> jenny is usually right there and buttons, she gets bored, buttons will sit down when she's bored and walk away from frustrates. so, never did we think in a million year they would have that different of a personality. >> reporter: once the food comes out, they are ready to work. >> poor little things are starving to death, look at them. >> reporter: they let me help out with one activity. the girls are supposed to move over to where glassies being tapped. >> over here, come on, jenny. >> reporter: if they do they are rewarded with a whistle

and head of lettuce, off her head, oops. these are some hungry, hungry hippos. check it out, 25-pound of hey, 5-pound of fruit and veggies and 3-pound of grain h that totals 70,000 calories, each. when the food is gone, they have something else to chomp down on. >> we have a tire in there. it is a big tractor tire. >> yes. >> and it is like a cong for a dog. they can sink their teeth into it and really go at it. >> reporter: with wiggling ears and brown bellies it is easy to forget they are wild animals, common misconception. >> hippos are certainly cute but they are not cuddly they are trained and conditioned. they are never tame. we rerespect that with all of our animals. >> reporter: just be sure you don't come between them and their water melon. >> ♪ move it >> reporter: fun hippo facts, hippo come from the greek word

for river horse, and very large river horse. you can check out hippo haven during normal business hours right here at adventure aquarium in camden. i'm erika von tiehl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". i think they really like erika. >> they love them some erika von tiehl. it is a great exhibit though. i can sit there and sit there for hours and they are fascinating animals in the the water. get out there, take your kids, they will love it. still to come in the next half an hour as violence continues in iraq we will speak with the new u.s. citizens who actually grew up in the war zone. hear their thoughts about their home land. it is a popular way to keep tabs on just how many calories you burn but can you really rely on your fitness tracker.

i'm chris may, here are some of the day top stories for you, one person died, another is injured as a building under demolition collapses in cherry hill camden county. the investigators are trying to figure out how that happened. "eyewitness news" has confirmed that a second person has now died, four others injured, when they are thrown from a pick up that overturned on the atlantic city expressway. this happened this morning near exit 22 in hamilton township. thirty-five year-old james dennis, and a four year-old girl died in that crash.

of those who survived one is in critical condition, three others are in serious condition. tracie morgan is out of the hospital tonight and in a rehab facility. actor's publicist says morgan is expected to remain there for the next few weeks. he, of course, was critically injured in the multi vehicle crash on the new jersey turnpike in which his close friend was killed. kathy? weather this evening clouds will be on the increase but it will be a slow progression at 7:00 o'clock 76 degrees. low humidity by nine. seventy-three. by 11:00 p.m. partly cloudy, 69. good sleeping weather. it will not stay that way, some showers moving in for part of the weekend, i will that have part of the story with the seven day later in the broadcast, jessica. president obama is putting pressure object iraq's prime minister to end the insurgency that could tear that country apart alfonso van marsh shows us the plan to promote peace. >> iraqi military recruits are training for duty as fellow troops fight sunni militants

who are taking over parts of the northern iraq. this volunteer says that this is our country, we will fight them, and kick them out. sunni extremist are vowing to set up an islamic state in the region. president obama is concerned about u.s. national security. he is sending secretary of state john kerr toy europe and middle east this weekend for talks on how to defeat the the insurgency. the the the president is also dispatching up to 300 military advisors to help coordinate the the battle but not engage in combat. washington is pushing iraq's shiite prime minister nori al-maliki to establish a moan inclusive government to over throw the crisis but rival leaders say it is time for the prime minister to go. >> he says, u.s. policy just can't rely on a paralyzed man who has lost control of iraq. about 150 miles north of baghdad iraqi troops are battling insurgents for control of the largest oil refinery for a second day now.

losing control of the facility would be a huge blow to the iraqi government. alfonso van marsh, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" on television and on line as we continue to bring you the very latest on the crisis in iraq. nearly 50 men and women became u.s. citizens in philadelphia today. the the oath ceremony at national museum of american jewish history in center city was held to commemorate world refugee day. at the ceremony we spoke to an iraqi native happy to be an american citizen she shared with us her concerns, about her home land. >> it is very unfortunate. it should president be this way. we should all come, together and unite. >> during the the last decade, u.s. citizenship and immigration services have welcome more than 6 million naturalized citizens. fire works on capitol hill as lawmakers confront the head of the irs. agency under scrutiny for targeting conservative groups.

the irs commissioner john cokcannon tried to explain lost e-mails from lewis learner, the irs executive in the center of the probe. she's exercised her fifth amendment rights and refused to testify. learner's computer reportedly crashed in 2011, destroying tens of thousands of e-mails. the irs said that happened two weeks before she learned tea party groups were getting extra scrutiny. >> do you know where the actual hard drive is that crashed. >> after it was determined it was dysfunctional and with experts, no e-mails could be retrieved, was recycled and destroyed in the normal process. >> sitting here listening to this testimony, i just, i don't believe it. that is your problem. nobody believes you. >> fbi is now investigating and, g.o.p. is calling for a special prosecutor. pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane plans to release a report on monday about how authorities handled the jerry sandusky investigation. the criminal case against

sandusky began in late 2008. nearly three years passed before the former penn state coach was arrested. kane has suggested governor tom corbett who was the attorney general there had a political motivation to slow down the investigation while running for governor. corbett denies that claim. new jersey governor chris christie was in washington today to speak at the faith and freedom coalition road to majority policy conference. the republican says they should stand up for what they believe in. he explains why he never hid the fact that he was pro life while running for governor. >> i told people from new jersey i knew many would consider voting for me and disagreed with me on this issue but that they had a right to know what was in my heart. because when you know what is in someone's heart you have a window into how they will lead. >> governor christie went on to say that the republican party should not continue to allow itself to be punching bags and argued democrats are the ones whether or not opened to different ideas, and not

republicans. good evening, everyone, would i just say as a rule of thumb right new where ever you are heading you'll find some sort of volume, so make sure you fill up at the tank before you head out on the highway. we are looking at 476, right on top of the schuylkill expressway. 476 northbound pretty heavy between 76 and mid county tolls, even heavier once you get there because of delays on the pa turnpike and northeast extension, mainly northbound but as i step out of the way you can see some of that volume moving on the schuylkill itself. best thing toys give yourself some more time. heading down the shore, well, traveling southbound side of i-95 will not be easy from approaching columbus boulevard through here at the entrance of packer and the bridge. even before you get there you will find volume on i-95 southbound between academy and vine, northbound i-95 expect delays approaching walt whitman bridge and then speaking of the bridge, you're jammed all the way up and over and down 42 freeway, southbound 42 is very slow.

southbound 47 we have some volume and north bound 47 at green tree we have a gas main break here. your best alternate is to take 322 traveling in that area of new jersey, mass transit and airport looks good, chris and jessica. >> vittoria, thank you. still ahead at 5:00 amazing video from florida as a met or cycle crash send a man flying through the air. it is how uhis story ends that has everyone talking. beasley? i'm beasley reese, phillies look for five wins on the road, straight wins, plus sixers draft concerns and a world cup stunner, that is coming up in sports. in weather we are looking for a few scattered showers saturday, much better weather for sunday and wait until you see sunny stretch moving our way. we will have the seven day

well, a steer, headed to the slaughter house apparently decided it was in the his time to go and made a break for it. camera captured the animal running throughout streets of baltimore, drivers there probably couldn't believe what they were seeing. they called 911 and they just released called show

dispatchers weren't sure if what they were hearing was legitimate. >> i'm calling about a bullies running up and down the street. >> you're saying an animal, b-u-l-l is that what you are saying. >> yeah, the real bull, crazy. huge bull. it just hit my car trying to charge me. >> oh, my god. >> police cornered that 780-pound b-u-l-l and they were forced to open fire in the end and the animal was kill. more onlookers questioned whether that was necessary. officials are now investigating how that was all handled. >> it is friday, lets look at what is trend to go day, a world top k-9, model mug shot and life saving leap all happening this friday afternoon but first, let's check out this pumped up, pup, this dog loves some world cup soccer right here. this is george. he apparently loves the support. dog excitely jumps in front of the tv following all of the action as it happens. his owner says he doesn't

necessarily have a favorite team or anything but he just loves the sport. up next, take a look at this mug shot, it is getting a lot of reaction. his model looks don't make him a model citizen this is a mug shot of the 30 year-old jeremy meets making round on social media and internet. many are saying he is a hunk and an alleged criminal. he faces weapons and charges but still more than 36,000 people have like his photo, on facebook. what do you think about that. up next, watch this, a life saving leap, a florida man certainly lucky to be alive after this nasty accident caught on tape but it is how michael smith reacted after his motorcycle slammed in the car that has people talking. he does a midair cart wheel, then another, after his feet hit and then just starts walking. >> i had to brace for impact because i knew there was in way i was dodging it, laying down the bike. i just let it all go from there. i felt like the matrix. >> he looks like it. >> he is fine.

he said video is only way to believe what he did despite skiing it. what do you think about it. you can send us a tweet at cbs philly and philly facebook page. sometimes in these situations your body is in such shock you can do things you never thought you were able to do. >> you have to get out of traffic i guess but he was very smooth doing it. >> he looked like an ago bat. >> matrix, good stuff.

i'm beasley reese with your sports, let us start the clock and don't look now but your philadelphia phillies have gone for five straight road wins, phillies beat cardinals four-one. they will play three more games in st. louis, first pitch 8:15 tonight. sixers draft in turmoil who will take the injured joel embid. kansas center has a foot fracture, abe has upset next weeks draft. eagles done with work outs, they will take a month off before returning to training camp, every single bird decided to take part in the voluntary activities, this summer. in the meantime connor barwin is hosting a benefit concert tonight at union transfer. bird linebacker is raising money to make improvements to

the park in south philadelphia. good stuff young man. stunning world cup upset costa rica beat it liz one to nothing. that means england is eliminated from the tournament. north america has won four of the six games in the world cup. that is your sports, i'm beasley reese, let's send it back over to chris and to jessica with 12th left. big day for kids, in philadelphia, schools are now closed. city pools, are opened, and it is perfect day for a swim. >> now tonight kathy orr has weekend forecast in a moment but first lets go live to carol erickson to the cbs-3 mobile weather lab at cruz recreational center where swimmers are in their element, carol. >> we are looking at the best day of the year, in just about every neighborhood in this city, mobile weather lab got so excited about this that it drove itself here. mobile weather lab outside cruz rec center. this is opening day for the

pool, the first kids to jump in, jumped in at 1:00 o'clock this afternoon. watch this, this is when the kid first went in the pool. pool just opened. this is first in the pool to open. the the rest of them. there are 70 in the city. they will all open by the next ten days, july 1st they are all opened. they are opened seven days a week, machine through friday, from 11:00 to 7:00 and weekend noon to 5:00. they have everything going object. they have summer camps, water aerobics, public swims, family swims. and what is really nice is a lot of the kids that use these pool they will come every single day. this is their summer vacation. they don't go to the shore or travel with their families on vacation. their parents are working. this is where they come, these pools are opened, now, again, all over the city, completely opened by july the first, and this is absolutely ideal, it cost 2.3 million for city to open these pools.

worth every wet cent. >> my kids are doing same thing. it is ter terrific. we are waiting for you to jump in. >> thanks very much. >> lets look at the rest of the forecast. we are looking at a picture perfect evening across the delaware valley and we cane camden side with sunshine looking across the delaware and sunshine just beaming, bouncing off the water this afternoon. gorgeous day from the city to down the shore where at this late hour lots of people on the beach in ocean city, cape may county, just not leaving. why would you leave on a beautiful day. we have not had that many so far this spring. our live neighborhood network takes us to the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach, delaware and you can see over course of the day with plenty of blue skies, the boardwalk busy, the beach busy, and it is dinner time, everybody come on in? nobody moving. it is just too nice of a day. temperatures will stay in the 70's right through the evening

and then overnight tonight we are going to cool down a little bit. storm scan three nothing but clear skies to the west, pittsburgh and erie, we have some clouds in the few showers, but they will be holding off until tomorrow. eighty-one in philadelphia. allentown, 79. millville 82. in atlantic city, it is 76. a lot of heat. whole eastern half of the nation in the 80's and some 90's to speak have of. it will stay fairly warm, at least for i would say the next six days, tomorrow is the exception and here's why. future weather you will see clouds rolling in during the late night hours. it will be mostly cloudy during the day tomorrow. a few scattered showers moving in from the the north and west toward the south and east. you can see spotty showers over the course of the day and then late towards the afternoon we will be seeing this beginning to clear out from the northwest toward the south east. this is culprit a fast moving area of low pressure sweeps to the south but will give us scattered showers, we will have that easterly wind going keeping it cool and on the

cloudy side. high pressure dominate and push that he is low to the south, sunday better day with temperatures in the 80's and same goes for monday, with temperatures at least in the mid 80's which would be comfortable. overnight low 63, during the day saturday, high of 78. mostly cloudy skies. as we look ahead looking decent in the poconos, heading north, our shore temperatures in the 70's and very comfortable and no rain down or i should say up in the poconos. your seven day forecast shows temperatures will continue to be quite warm, right through the beginning to the ladder period of next week, riding high in the 80's for the first week of summer. all right, looking good kathy, thanks. on the cbs-3 healthwatch summer officially begins tomorrow and there is new research that says that for some sunshine it can be like a drug. three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl joins us live from the cbs-3 sky deck with more on this new study, stephanie. >> reporter: first of all, it is really gorgeous out here on this, the eve the of the

summer solstice, the longest day of the year. there is new research just released from harvard explains now why some people are addicted to laying out in the sun. it can be as powerful as a drug. youe them all over the jersey shore people who cannot get enough sun. from being sun kissed to golden brown, some like tan mom can take it a little far. now new research provides more proof that some people really do get addicted to tanning. >> it is feeding into a pathway that is famous for addictive qualities. >> reporter: doctor david fischer led study on mice that found uv exposure can trigger production oven dor fins, feel good hormones. same brain pathway that react to opiate drugs like oxycontin. research conclude that had sun can be as addictive as drugs. >> in some people that can produce a euphoria, a high, in other people, the chronic use of these, when stops produces

withdrawal symptoms. >> reporter: doctors satan ago dixon increases a person's risk for developing skin cancer and becoming a sun worshiper can happen to anyone. >> we don't know at this point of individuals who may have a greater or less risk of developing this, but we suspect that it is probably something we all have the capability, of falling pray too. >> this new research on sun addiction didn't address how sun screen would impact the whole process but doctors say, it is only safe way to be out in the sun, is with a sun screen, of at least a spf of 30. reporting live on the sky deck i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> very interesting, thanks very much. you know all of those calories your fitness tracker says you burned today? i hate to break it but it may not be as accurate as you think. researchers at iowa state university tested eight different activity monitors begins a portable metabolic analyzer and they found some trackers were more accurate then others. the most accurate devices of

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cast of think like the man two heads to sin city. >> nancy dell has a look at is what new in theaters this weekend. >> next 24 hours the boys will be with the boys. >> and the girls with the girls. >> kevin hart and guys of think of the man are back and living it up in sin city and this time girls are along for the ride. >> i think what we love the most about this one is the girls got to hang together. our friendship got to show. >> reporter: ladies got to take center stage with a little musical number. >> ♪ >> the girls, did an amazing job. they killed that scene. it is definitely one of the most memorable scenes in the movie. >> reporter: speaking of musical moment, broadway hit jersey boys is making leap from stage to screen, and helping make it happen, hollywood legend clint eastwood.

>> i knew right away from the first production, i watched audiences have a lot of fun with the play. >> ladies and gentlemen the four seasons. >> reporter: the four main boys have all performed on the cast in broadway or touring company so they know they can hear. >> ♪ >> even if they have trouble with the dance steps. >> i still sometimes, like lose it, and like what is going on with you, we have done this thousands of times. jersey boys wouldn't be jersey boys without those moves that we take for granted report for event. tonight i'm nancy dell, back to you in the studio. that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. at 6:00 a collapse at a demolition site in cherry hill has left one person dead tonight and new there are questions as to what went wrong. plus three on your side consumer reporter jim donovan was first to uncover outrageous electric bills from suppliers who promised competitive rates. tonight, brand new

developments, as pennsylvania's attorney general, takes action. kathy? we are looking ahead to some showers over the the weekend, so which will be the better day to be outside? i'll have details coming up. and montgomery county bridge, is shut down, officials say it is simply not safe enough for drivers, and the bridge isn't the only one, causing concern in pennsylvania, we will take a closer look now on "eyewitness news" well, right now at 6:00 o'clock a demolition project, almost, finished, but something goes terribly wrong. the building unexpectedly coming down killing a worker and injuring another, the investigators are working to figure out what caused that disaster. good evening, i'm chris may. i'm jessica dean. that building used to be a blockbuster video store and closed for some time. it all happened in the 500 block of route 38 in cherry

hill. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan, live at the scene with what authorities are saying tonight , cleve. >> reporter: within the last half an hour we did get a release from the prosecutor's office. they are still withholding the name of the victim as well as company involved with the demolition here. this happened around where you see that backhoe and part of the wall demolish. authorities say they arrived within minutes but the victim was already dead. >> authorities say it was a chaotic scene around 12:30 when they arrived at route 38 demolition site a man was covered in rub well only his feet visible and backhoe operator he was working with was complaining of chest pains. >> they were working on taking the last part of the building down when the collapse occurred. we don't know exactly how or why it occurred. >> reporter: according to the officials, the work was 90 percent done tearing down the video store. rescuers found the worker who died in the trench and covered with conet